Hue/Saturation

Correct or shift colors across a whole folder at once. Set hue and saturation a single time and reaConverter applies them to every file on your PC. Offline.

An enormous number of hues, or properties of color, can be found in the red-blue-green (RGB) color scheme. Each defines the different shades and nuances traced in between the pure representations of these colors.

Correcting the hue and saturation or colorfulness of an image can drastically change how it looks, making it more (or less) bright and intense.

1. Open Images

Load all the images you intend to correct, either by dropping them one by one directly into the reaConverter window or by browsing your computer and adding single files and/or entire folders.

2. Add Hue/Saturation Action

In the Image editing tab, click Add action and then Color Adjustments → Hue/Saturation.

Here you can manually correct the hue and saturation of your images, and check how your adjustments work in real time by ticking the Preview button.

3. Save the Result

Decide where you want to save your corrected images. Finally, in case you don't want to use reaConverter simply as an image editing tool but also to change the format of your images, pick a new format for your output files.

Then simply press the Convert button and enjoy your new image files soon.

Change Hue/Saturation on your PC

The fast and easy way to adjust Hue/Saturation on your PC is to use reaConverter. The software runs completely offline, keeping your files safe and private.

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Adjusting Hue/Saturation with command-line tool

You can also set new Hue/Saturation values using command-line interface, either manually or through automated scripts. reaConverter Pro includes a command-line tool called cons_rcp.exe — an advanced feature designed for professional use, available exclusively in the Pro edition.

Hue/Saturation example:

cons_rcp.exe -s "C:\Path_to\input_file.jpg" -o "C:\Path_to\output_file.jpg" -hue_sat h25 s5

Manual

-hue_sat (changes hue and saturation balance)
  Optional parameters:
	  1. Hue change (Syntax: h25, integer from -100 to 100)
	  2. Saturation change (Syntax: s25, integer from -100 to 100)
  Example:
    -hue_sat h25 s-25

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